100% right, we got the same experience with some websites with bad spam score and..... they're 1stIgnore this totally useless metrics, focus on your quality content.
how's so?Not necessarily a useless measure
I don't understand your message, we're talking about netlinking. Not emailingTo reduce your spam score, focus on improving email engagement, refine your email list, optimize email content, avoid using spam-triggering words, and adhere to best practices for email marketing and list management.
You could received the link from the low spam score source. However, spam score recent days not considered as major metrics. You should focus and your content quality rather than the Spam Score.I have created 4 links only but my spam score is showing 35%, is there any option to reduce it?